I posted a couple of threads here, and assume other DUers have too.

He can say all he wants about his stupid "WEAVE" (stream-of-consciousness rambling that he believes is all cohesive and coherent).

None of us can "armchair quarterback" a diagnosis of him, even if we are medical professionals (I am not), BUT...like most people, I have had people in my orbit with dementia, and it's not a stretch to say he "may be" following in his father's footsteps (who was stricken with it on a major scale at HIS AGE, 79).

Anyone in the white house knows it already.

We need to return to the old procedures where experts surround potus and the senate. Vance wouldn't really need to know how to govern: He'd just need to choose good advisors. Hopefully, the project 2025 droolers have already proven their tactics aren't supportable.

Trump, 79, Has Dementia Just Like His Dad: Trump’s Niece

https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/trump-79-dementia-just-dad-192646141.html

In a searing interview on The Daily Beast Podcast, the daughter of Donald Trump’s late older brother, Fred Trump Jr., laid out the clearest case she’s ever made that the president is exhibiting the same signs she once saw in his father, Fred Trump Sr., who had Alzheimer’s “for a very, very long time.”

The elder Trump was diagnosed with “mild senile dementia” in 1991. His physician cited symptoms of “obvious memory decline in recent years” and “significant memory impairment.” He was later hospitalized with pneumonia and died at age 93 on June 25, 1999.

The conversation began when the Daily Beast’s Chief Content Officer Joanna Coles pressed Mary on the family history of dementia—Mary’s grandfather and grandmother both had it. Mary explained that she is “a clinical psychologist, not a neuropsychologist,” but she said she knows enough “to assess certain kinds of neurological disorders.”

“There are times I look at him and I see my grandfather,” Mary said. “I see that same look of confusion. I see that he does not always seem to be oriented to time and place. His short-term memory seems to be deteriorating.” Trump’s lifelong impulse-control problems, she added, are also “deteriorating as well.”

The news can't do anything but report what other experts say, or they appear to be working politically.